By Countable nouns, Uncountable nouns

Re: less/more/much (of) plus noun

Thank you. I am going to give you give this response from Clive from a thread named "article sentence analyses'. Hi, From the article: "We leave issues like spiritual discipline in the hands of the churches, so there's less of a need (or you could say 'less need')...

less/more/much (of) plus noun

Hi, Can you help me to use the following types of phrases correctly? I have hard time seeing the differences contextually. borrowed phrases "less a need/less need' from a post in this forum: less a need/clown/any countable noun?? vs. less of a need/clown/any countable noun?? vs....

Re: article sentence analyses

Hi, From the article: "We leave issues like spiritual discipline in the hands of the churches, so there's less of a need (or you could say 'less need') for us to handle these issues," Calvin spokesman Phil de Haan said. I was more concerned whether or not I could use...

Experience

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Re: noun

You've already said it in your set-up. Say this:Where is the soap we bought yesterday? __________Or did you buy several bars of soap and you want to ask about one bar of soap? In that case say this:Where is one of those bars of soap we bought yesterday?CJ

Re: noun

Hi, 1. I learned that we could use the word 'different' with an uncountable noun like 'different grammar'. Then, it is also known to me that we can't use the word 'several' with an uncountable noun. Going back to the word 'different', how possibly one's...

Re: noun

.1. I learned that we could use the word 'different' with an uncountable noun like 'different grammar' -- RightThen, it is also known to me that we can't use the word 'several' with an uncountable noun.-- Right We held different discussion on the topic and couldn't...

noun

Hi, I have two questions 1. I learned that we could use the word 'different' with an uncountable noun like 'different grammar'. Then, it is also known to me that we can't use the word 'several' with an uncountable noun. Going back to the word 'different', how...

Re: the action of obligating oneself to a course of action

Okay, I get it now. Avangi, May I ask you another question? Why is it an uncountable noun?What does a bond world be a security mean?

A large quantity of food/clothes/provisions

A large quantity of food/clothes/provisions was sent to the disaster areas. Hi, Do all of the bolded words be preceded by "a large quantity of?" Namely, can "a large quantity of " be followed by countable and uncountable nouns alike? Thanks.